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  • Poklicna sevalna obremenjenost letalskega osebja = Professional radiation exposure of aviators
    Črnivec, Rajko
    Under effective Slovene legislation, appointed medical commissions, headed by a specialist of aviation medicine, provide health protection for civil aviators, both professional and nonprofessional. ... The extent of medical examinations of aviators depends on the requirements, workload, estimated occupational health hazards, response rate of aviators and aviation regulations. Occupational exposure of aviators to radiation (ionizing and nonionizing is not taken into account. Aviators are not subjected to regular dosimetric control. Yet, estimates yielded by cytogenetic studies indicate that annual effective radiation doses in profession aviators range from 13.4 to 60.1 mSv, which means that a maximal permissible annual effective radiationdose for stohastic effects of 20 mSv (2 REM) legally determined in Slovenia, and the recommended yearly effective dose of 20 mSv (2 REM), recommended by the International Commission on Radiological Protection are very likely to be exceeded in Slovene aviators. Considering the statistically significant correlation between carcinogenesis and the estimated occupational cumulative effective radiation dose received by professional aviators, regularpersonal dosimetric control and comprehensive health protection of thispersonnel will have to be provided, in compliance with national aviation safety legislation and legislation on radiation protection .
    Vir: Sanitas et labor. - ISSN 1580-5972 (Letn. 3, št. 1, 2004, str. 119-127)
    Vrsta gradiva - članek, sestavni del
    Leto - 2004
    Jezik - slovenski
    COBISS.SI-ID - 18523353

vir: Sanitas et labor. - ISSN 1580-5972 (Letn. 3, št. 1, 2004, str. 119-127)

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